After ten days, Lingling was left with 75 pages, so the average number of pages she read every day was: 75 pages/10 days = 75 pages/day As there were still 75 pages left, Lingling still needed to read them every day on average: 23 - 75 = -525 Because the number of pages was negative, Ling Ling had read the book many times after ten days, but she hadn't finished it.
No. Ling Ling read an average of 34 pages a day. It would take her 17 days to finish a 600-page story book. But because the storybook had 600 pages, it would take 17 days for Lingling to finish reading half of the storybook, which was 150 pages. Therefore, Ling Ling needed to read 34 pages/2=17 pages every day to finish the 150-page storybook in the 17th day.
Ling Ling opened a book and saw two pages. The sum of the page numbers of these two pages was 67. What was the sum of the page numbers of the next two pages? According to the plot of the novel, let's assume that this book is a book with a page number on each page. Then the next two pages should be 67+2=69. Therefore, the next two pages that Ling Ling was going to turn to were 69.
Lingling read a book today, starting from page 11. She read five pages and went on to page 16.
Let's say the book has $x$pages. Xiao Gang reads $56$pages a day, so the number of pages needed to finish the book in four days is $56/times 4 = 216$pages. The remaining pages are $3/11$of the book, which means that the remaining pages are $216/div3/11 = 80$pages. Because Xiao Gang still needed to read for four days, the total number of pages he needed to read was $80 + 4 = 84$pages. Therefore, the book has a total of $x = 84$pages.
Assuming the book has $x$pages: - $40$on the first day. - The next day, he read $40/times 2 = 80$pages. - On the third day, if you read $3/8$on $40$pages, you would read $10$pages. Because there was still $5/8 left, there was: $$ 40 + 80 + 10 = \boxed{120} $$ So this book has 120 pages.
A book has a total of 90 pages. After reading it for two days, Little Light still has 30 pages left. 30 pages/2 days = 15 pages/day Because Little Light reads 15 pages of this book every day, the proportion of pages that Little Light reads every day is: 15/90 = 1/6 Therefore, Little Light read one-sixth of the book every day.
The novel was called "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Colombia Márquez. According to the plot of the novel, Ling Ling would be able to finish reading the novel in ten days. Reading three more pages a day than the day before meant that the length of the novel would increase by three pages every day. Therefore, within 10 days, the length of the novel will increase to: 10 days x 3 pages/day = 30 pages Therefore, Ling Ling needed to read 30 pages of the novel in 10 days. If Ling Ling had this novel, she could start reading it on the first day and then read three more pages each day until she finished reading it.
Ya-chan reads a 114-page book, on average, 12 pages a day. After a few days, there are still 18 pages left. You can calculate it by the following steps: 114 pages/12 pages/day = 9 days Since Ya-chan needed 9 days to finish reading the book, he needed to read it from the 1st day to the 9th day, a total of 9 days. In these nine days, Ya-chan needed to read 12 pages a day, so in total, he would read: 12 pages/day x 9 days = 108 pages However, there were still 18 pages left, so Ya-chan had to read the remaining 18 pages every day: 18 pages/day = 1 page In other words, Ya-chan needed to read an extra page of the remaining 18 pages every day to finish the book.
Sister reads a book for three days and reads 15 pages every day. Therefore, she can read 15/60 = 025 pages per hour. If a book had 40 pages, then Sister would need to read 40 pages/025 pages/hour = 160 hours. Because her sister needed to watch for 160 hours, she needed 160 hours divided by 3 days = 56 hours. Therefore, her sister needed 56 hours to finish reading 40 pages of the book.
Assuming the book has a total of $x$pages: - How many days did Xiao Xin read the $12$page every day? - Xiao Xin has read $5$for days and has $40 $left. This means that there are still $(40/100)/times 12$pages left. - This book has a total of $x$pages, so there are: $$ 12\times 5 + (40/100)\times 12 = x $$ Solve the equation: $$ x = 80 $$ So the book had a total of $80$pages.